Kosovo is a dynamic destination where tradition meets modern creativity, and its vibrant calendar of events reflects the country’s youthful energy and rich cultural roots. Among the standout happenings is Sunny Hill Festival in Pristina, a world-class music event founded by global pop icon Dua Lipa, which brings top international artists and thousands of fans to the capital each summer. Also gaining traction is NGOM Fest in Prizren, where music, nature, and activism come together in a unique blend, set against the stunning backdrop of the Sharr Mountains. For cinema lovers, the Dokufest International Documentary and Short Film Festival is a must-attend — turning the historic city of Prizren into a lively hub of film screenings, workshops, and late-night riverfront gatherings.
Kosovo also proudly celebrates its deep-rooted cultural heritage through events that honor its history and traditions. The Etno Fest in Kukaj village revives traditional rural life with folk music, artisanal crafts, and local cuisine in an authentic mountain setting. Meanwhile, Anibar Animation Festival in Peja showcases the power of animated storytelling, bringing together artists and audiences from across Europe. Whether you’re drawn by the sounds of global music, the depth of Balkan tradition, or the energy of emerging creatives, Kosovo’s events offer a fresh and unforgettable way to experience its unique identity and warm hospitality.
- This event has passed.
Notes on Contemporary Art in Kosovo
Promovimi i librit / Notes on Contemporary Art in Kosovo
(English Below)
Kjo përmbledhje e shkrimeve dhe intervistave paraqet njohuni nga prespektivat e ndryshme (të kuratorëve, artistëve e filozofëve), që flasin për zhvillimet artistike gjatë njëzet viteve të fundit duke reflektuar se si skena lokale gjithnji ngritë pyetje dhe tema të pazbuluara, paralelisht me historitë e rajonit dhe sfidat aktuale duke qenë shteti më i ri në Evropë.
“Notes on Contemporary Art in Kosovo” është botuar në kontekstin e series se tranzit.at Glossary.
Kontributet nga Sezgin Boynik, Charles Esche, Alush Gashi, HAVEIT, Astrit Ismaili, Shkëlzen Maliqi, Cathrin Mayer, Miran Mohar, Edi Muka, Vanessa Joan Müller, Kathrin Rhomberg, Vesa Sahatçiu, Dardan Zhegrova.
Paneli: Miran Mohar, Shkelzen Maliqi dhe Georg Schöllhammer
Promovimi bëhet t’enjtën prej orës 18:00 në Soma.
Deri atëher, kujdesuni për vetën.
Notes on Contemporary Art in Kosovo / book promotion
This collection of writings and interviews offers insights from various perspectives (from curators, artists, and philosophers) on the artistic developments over the past twenty years, and fosters reflection on how a local, prospering scene continuously raises new questions and addresses undiscovered topics hand in hand with the region’s historical struggles and current challenges in being the youngest state in Europe.
Notes on Contemporary Art in Kosovo is published in the context of the tranzit.at Glossary Series.
Contributions by Sezgin Boynik, Charles Esche, Alush Gashi, HAVEIT, Astrit Ismaili, Shkëlzen Maliqi, Cathrin Mayer, Miran Mohar, Edi Muka, Vanessa Joan Müller, Kathrin Rhomberg, Vesa Sahatçiu, Dardan Zhegrova
http://www.sternberg-press.com
Graphic Design by Bardhi Haliti
This publication has been made
possible by the generous support of
ADA, Austrian Development
Cooperation;
ERSTE Foundation;
Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports
of the Republic of Kosovo;
Municipality of Prishtina;
tranzit.at at.tranzit.org